I found the perfect summer tank top which snatches your back fat & holds your boobs in place with no bra – all for £7.31
TOP CHOICE? I found the perfect summer tank top which snatches your back fat & holds your boobs in place with no bra – all for £7.31
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A TANK top is a staple item in many wardrobes - particularly during summer.
And one fashion lover claims to have found the perfect one that 'snatches in your fat', and it currently just £7.31.
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A fashion lover has raved about a tank top she found on TikTok Shop
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She claims the top 'snatches in back fat'
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The top is £7.31 on TikTok Shop and it comes in a number of different colours
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TikTok user @nachyyin4k posed in a black tank top she picked up from TikTok Shop, and she said she also had snapped it up in red too.
In the clip, the shopper paired the soft-looking top with a pair of black satin shorts, but you could also wear it with jeans or a skirt.
She shared: 'I finally found a tank top that snatches your back fat, your boob fat, holds your boobs in place.
'You don't need to wear it with a bra or breast padding, totally optional.
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'Comes in four different colours, I just could not wait until they dropped the white
'But I got it in red as well and I wore it on holiday multiple times.
'I am obsessed, I can't wait for them to drop the white. Please drop it.'
Her video has racked up over 2,000 likes, and people seemed keen to snap the tank top up.
One person wrote: 'They are so fitted and snatched.'
Another added: 'You look so good," and a third commented: 'I have this , it's so good!'
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CELEB TANK TOP LOVE
We previously shared how Kylie Jenner, Anya Taylor-Joy, and Jennifer Lopez have all been spotted in the same wardrobe must-have.
The three donned a white tank top, which won't break the bank.
Les Girls' Rib Tank White is sold by Gooseberry for just $40.
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Kylie Jenner got ready in her closet wearing the tank top
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Anya Taylor-Joy also donned the white tank top at Yosemite
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Jennifer Lopez wore the Les Girls' tank top while making cocktails
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The basic white tank also comes in gray for another neutral option, making it a closet essential.
According to the brand, the cropped tank top is made of 100% cotton with a ribbed texture.
Les Girls also recommends choosing your normal size due to a curve-hugging fit.
Kylie Jenner wore the top during a closet tour promoting her clothing line, Khy.
Meanwhile, J-Lo also rocked the simply chic style in a viral reel as she sipped Delola, her line of ready-to-drink cocktails.
Fans complimented her style in the comments section, with one saying: "Yo this look on you, Jennifer, is by far the most fire look that I've seen in my life.'
Anya Taylor-Joy wore the Les Girls style in an Instagram photo taken in Yosemite, making it a versatile choice, from lounging at home to going out in nature.
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